Lake Britton

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Lake Britton is a reservoir in Northern California known for recreation such as boating, fishing, and camping, and for its proximity to the scenic Burney Falls.

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Lake Britton canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf lake
reservoir
accessibleFrom California State Route 89
basinCountry United States
country United States
createdBy Pit 3 Dam
hasActivityRegulation boating regulations apply
fishing regulations apply
hasCamping developed campgrounds
primitive campsites
hasNearbyAttraction McArthur–Burney Falls Memorial State Park
hasNearbyWaterfall Burney Falls
hasRecreationalFishSpecies bass
catfish
crappie
trout
hasRecreationManagement U.S. Forest Service
hasShorelineFeature boat ramps
campgrounds
picnic areas
hasType artificial lake
hasViewOf forested hills
hasWildlife fish
waterfowl
inflow Pit River
isPopularFor angling
canoeing
kayaking
scenic photography
wakeboarding
water skiing
wildlife viewing
locatedIn Northern California
Shasta County, California
linked to: Shasta County

Shasta-Trinity National Forest
near town of Burney, California
linked to: Burney, California
operator Pacific Gas and Electric Company
outflow Pit River
partOf Pit River hydroelectric system
region Cascade Range foothills
usedFor boating
camping
fishing
hydroelectric power generation
recreation
swimming
water sports
waterbodyType freshwater lake

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Burney Falls Campground hasNearbyAttraction Lake Britton
subject linked to: Burney Falls campground